Herbert Macaulay's Family Rejects Presidential Pardon, Citing Patriotism
Herbert Macaulay's family has objected to his inclusion in a list of individuals granted presidential pardon by the federal government, emphasizing that he is not a felon but a patriot in Nigeria's history. The family condemned the inclusion of Macaulay's name alongside questionable characters, asserting his faithful service to Nigeria as a hero.
They highlighted Macaulay's significant role in founding the Nigerian National Democratic Party in 1923 and his contributions to the country's political consciousness. The family urged current Nigerian leaders to emulate Macaulay's lifestyle and activities.
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